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AI Voice & Audio Generator: how it works
Turn a written script into spoken audio for tutorials, short videos and narration drafts. Explore Google Gemini text to speech and ElevenLabs voices in the same audio generator.
Choose a voice for the script
The tool offers Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS, Eleven v3 and Eleven Multilingual v2 configurations. Start with the voice and delivery that suit the audience. Voice catalog previews demonstrate an example performance, not a promise that every script will sound identical.
Prepare text that sounds natural
Write the script as it should be spoken. Use punctuation to indicate pauses, spell out ambiguous abbreviations and review names or technical terms. The form supports up to 5,000 characters; model choice and text length affect the credits.
Use audio as part of your edit
Listen to the generated clip before publishing it. Check pronunciation, pacing and any intended performance tags. Download the audio and combine it with a video, presentation or slideshow in your editing workflow.
How to use AI Voice & Audio Generator
- Enter the text you want spoken.
- Choose the provider, model and voice.
- Register and review the credit estimate for the script.
- Generate, listen to the audio and download the result.
Example brief
Welcome to this quick guide. First, choose one idea. Next, turn it into a simple visual. Finally, review your draft before sharing it.
Frequently asked questions
Which text-to-speech providers are available?
The tool includes Google Gemini and ElevenLabs. Available models and voices are shown in the controls.
Can I generate Spanish narration?
The interface includes English and Spanish voice options. Check pronunciation with your chosen voice and model before publishing.
Does browsing voices require a generation?
Existing previews can be played without generating your script. Creating new audio requires a registered account and enough credits.
How long can my script be?
The text field accepts up to 5,000 characters. Split longer work into separate sections and review the credit estimate for each one.